Claim · model-written summary
Seed coating with Fe at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased crude protein and ash in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Taxon
- PEARL MILLET
Cenchrus americanust0 - Treatment
- Fee0
- Outcome
- crude protein, ashe0
- Direction
- increasede0
- Qualifier
- 0.4 g/kg seed of all cutse0
- Comparator
- control treatmente1
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Verbatim
t0“PEARL MILLET”
e0“Plant height, seasonal fresh fodder, crude protein, ash and chlorophyll A and B were increased significantly with application of Zn, Mn and Fe at the rate of 0.4 g/kg seed of all cuts”
e1“control treatment (seeds without microelements)”
Title
T. Abd El-Aziz,; A. Osman Journal of Plant Production 2000. doi:10.21608/jpp.2000.260234
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased plant height and seasonal fresh fodder in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased crude protein and ash in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased chlorophyll A and B in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Mn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased plant height and seasonal fresh fodder in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Mn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased crude protein and ash in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Mn at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased chlorophyll A and B in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Fe at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased plant height and seasonal fresh fodder in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Fe at 0.4 g/kg seed significantly increased chlorophyll A and B in pearl millet, compared with uncoated seeds.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Fe at 0.4 g/kg seed gave a noticeable increment in dry yield, seasonal dry yield and leaf area at the three cuts of pearl millet.
- Intervention effect Seed coating with Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed gave a noticeable increment in dry yield, seasonal dry yield and leaf area at the three cuts of pearl millet.
- Intervention effect The highest plant height, leaf area and fresh fodder in pearl millet were obtained with seed coating by Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed at all cuts.
- Intervention effect The highest dry fodder, crude protein and ash in pearl millet were obtained with seed coating by Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed at all cuts.
- Intervention effect The highest chlorophyll A, chlorophyll B and Zn uptake in pearl millet were obtained with seed coating by Zn at 0.4 g/kg seed at all cuts.
- Association Dry forage yield showed a positive and highly significant correlation with all characters studied except crude fiber percentage.